The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-15

concur iu the conclusion reached aut
also In tie general view 81 presented
lin the opinion lied, do not wish tt
he uiderstooI a. holding that The
record is free from error for DO no
ItA.uk iti-. sm nevertheless OF the
Iouiuion that none ~ the errors art
ICf.uch serious haracter a. to require
= reversal OF the judgement. III
view % the number OF defendants on
trial. the great length OF time
Consumed in the trial the
vast amount OF testimony offered in
and passed upon by the court and the
/ almost number.ess rulings the court
wa, required 20 make the wondermen
90 me IL that errors were not more
numerous and OF more seriou, chSrac.
'er than they are. Ia short, after
/ aviu- fully examined The record and
/ giving the qucstions arising on il my
/ very thought, with an earnest
and conscientiou, desire to faithfully
| discharge my whole duty ] am fully
satisfied hat the opinion reached vim
ijc4tes the law aud does complete
Justice between the people OF the state
aud me defendants. fully warranted
! b, the lsW and evidence
GENERAL BLACKS uG~MAN.
CHICAGO. sept. IA press report
er first informed Captain Black of
the decision in the anarchists case.
Hi, face Wa study. His under Jaw
daopped down; his right hand went
pto hi- forehead with lightning
like Jerk, and the captain gasped rs
It possible seven men to hang 80
Great ~ was his apparent surprise.
hi, manifestation of disappointment
was greater, "Ih9 only remaining
purse for ls 10 pursue said he is
by taklnl the case othc uitcd States
supreme court ! shall Immediately
20 before tho supreme court ut Ot-
tawa 10 ask for "A reasonable time to
secure n certified transcript of the
record Tor presentation to the sup
RENE court ut Washington. Such
proceedings are rare. but | have no
doubt OF the courts decision on that
point aud Captain Black arose and
paced tho floor with long strides re-
tu-ing to peak further
AT OTTAWA
OTTAWA, Sept 1.-THE anarchist,
had no council here TO represent them
before tho court when the decision
wa. announced and no steps were
taken in their behalf. They have ff.
teen day in which 10 flo motion for
rchelring and thirty days from the
close OF the term TO file petition in
support thereof. Thi, will not act "a,
stay of sentence aud they will have
to show very strong ground, before
the court won 81 consent TO the issue of
II stay OF execution until rehesrlng
could be had At next term.
THE NEWS RECEIVED.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE first oil.
c'Hl Information that reached the city
was Il telegram from the court clerk
at Ottawa to the states attorneys OF.
ice, saying.
The anarchist cases are affirmed.
Execution Novemberll
Mr. Purcell, OF the states
attorneys Office, ran at once
to the Ail.with the dispatch. Fol
lowing on his heels, was messenger.
carrying the telegram for August
spies that had been sent from ottawa
by the agent OF the anarchists.
THE IT RNKEY WHO
took the dispatch to cell No. % and
showed II through the bars, fingered
moment to watch the effect upon
spies. The anarchist took the mes
sage, glanced first firmly at the turn
key, and then withdrew to the darker
end of the cell, In two minutes, or
so, he called gently to the oil man,
who sits ~
DEATH WATCH
outside the barred door. and asked
him to hand the telegram to Parsons
From arsons II went TO all the others
and last reached Ncbe, who j. only
under sentence OF imprisonment
Newspaper men were vigorously shut
out from the condemned men. and ali
observation had to bc taken from out
'idc the Gaze. aJout ten yards from the
cell door. Ii could be dimly seen
that each Of tho condemned men
mldc 9n Ostcntatiou7 effort nj cool,
ness and brayadO. They took seats AT
their cell doors ana read the news
papers and hooks, smoked .igars and
once liugg, tie bomb maker, whist
l"d Their wives aud friends had
been with them tor an hour durine
the morning hUi about thirN min
utcs before the news came, they were
all excluded and the prisoners were
locked Up each in h, cell alone. Sher.
in Makcn had remained AVA, from
tha jail By ms order, during
the night the guards had nj
been doubled, including the court
nHiiiA- There twenty OF the sheriff,
men ON duty ten turnkey and
guards thar are on regular duty at
the IHiI, aud sis Iatrolimcn who pa
troued outside Captain Black
brought with him tour detectives this
morning, who were stationed iu the
JAIL lie protcs,e- TO experience no
uuca-iness from any attempt to break
in jail, and -ay- he has taken every
JUDGE GARY
CluDA.o, Sept, H.--Judge cary.
who presided at the trial of the
WAS surprised out OF his
usual calm reserve when the news OF
l.a I.gt.,..t. -..,I,.I "a 80.